Regional guide
Colorado Hot Springs RV Parks: Where to Camp Near the SoaksAnother well-equipped Buena Vista option with both 30- and 50-amp service, pull-throughs, and a game room — a good value alternative in town.
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Arrowhead Point Campground & Cabins is a private campground in Buena Vista, Colorado, and one of the value picks in our Colorado hot springs guide. It sits in town, which makes it a convenient base for the Mount Princeton area soaks and the Collegiate Peaks fourteeners without paying resort rates. It suits value-minded RVers who want 30- or 50-amp power, a pull-through and a game room for the kids, and who plan to spend their days at the hot springs or on the trail rather than at the campground.
| Hookups | Electric 30/50 amp, dump station; full-hookup sites available |
|---|---|
| Sites | RV sites plus cabins |
| Max RV length | Pull-through sites; confirm size when booking |
| Cost | ~$40–49 spring/summer, ~$30–38 fall/winter (1–2 guests, approximate) |
| Reservations | Direct |
| Best for | Value-minded RVers using Buena Vista as a hot springs and 14er base |
Arrowhead Point Campground & Cabins is a private campground in Buena Vista, Colorado, and one of the value picks in our Colorado hot springs guide. It sits in town, which makes it a convenient base for the Mount Princeton area soaks and the Collegiate Peaks fourteeners without paying resort rates. It suits value-minded RVers who want 30- or 50-amp power, a pull-through and a game room for the kids, and who plan to spend their days at the hot springs or on the trail rather than at the campground.
Hookups are electric 30/50 amp with a dump station, and full-hookup sites are available; cabins round out the inventory. Our guide lists approximate rates of about $40 to $49 in spring and summer and $30 to $38 in fall and winter for one or two guests, so confirm live pricing. Pull-through sites exist, but our coverage is brief and we do not have a published length limit, so give the operator your full rig dimensions when you book directly. Summer is peak for Buena Vista; the trade-off is an in-town park rather than a scenic riverside setting.
Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.
Regional guide
Colorado Hot Springs RV Parks: Where to Camp Near the SoaksAnother well-equipped Buena Vista option with both 30- and 50-amp service, pull-throughs, and a game room — a good value alternative in town.
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Book Arrowhead Point if you want an affordable in-town Buena Vista base with 50-amp power and pull-throughs for a hot springs or hiking trip. Skip it if you want a scenic, secluded setting or need confirmed big-rig accommodations without a phone call.
Full-hookup sites are available, alongside 30/50-amp electric sites and a dump station. Ask for full hookups specifically when you book.
Our guide lists approximate rates of about $40-$49 in spring and summer and $30-$38 in fall and winter for one to two guests. Confirm current pricing directly.
Pull-through sites are available, but our guide does not publish a maximum length. Provide your full rig dimensions when booking so the operator can confirm fit.
Reservations are direct with the campground. Buena Vista is busy in summer, so book ahead for peak weekends.
In Buena Vista, Colorado, which our guide treats as a base for the area's hot springs and fourteener hikes. Exact distances to Mount Princeton Hot Springs are not published in our guide.
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